Vol. 19, No. 22
Citizens Un-United
The Spokane City Council smacks down a smackdown on campaign spending. Plus, the return of the whitewater park.
By Inlander Staff
Playtime Is Over
Day care operators say the state is cracking down on their businesses.
By Joe O'Sullivan
Coal-Hearted Commerce
The Inland Northwest could play a pivotal role in the next coal boom, but it would come at a cost.
By Zach Hagadone
Q&A Mike Tedesco
An interview with Downtown Spokane Partnership president Mike Tedesco
By Chris Stein
Much Ado About Linens
Unions and the state square off over the unglamorous task of doing laundry
Reclaiming the West
As Kendall Yards grows, neighboring West Central hopes to usher in a renaissance.
By Daniel Walters
Public Interest Hero
Remembering political science legend James Q. Wilson.
By Robert Herold
Trail Mix
Super PACs, campaign slogans, and the Missouri primary
By Ted S. McGregor Jr.
Meeting of the Minds
The global series of big thinkers discussing big thoughts is coming to Spokane this week.
By Joel Smith
Facing Facts
Fiction passed off as truth on This American Life reminds us that before aspiring to art, journalism must be science.
By Jacob H. Fries
Woman on Fire
The immediate impact of Haiden Palmer.
By Howie Stalwick
For Your Consideration
A new cat blog to obsess over. Plus, the return of Community.
By Azaria Podplesky
Work It, Girl
Tonya Smith's journey from the Spokane Valley Mall to the attention of New York’s fashion elite.
By Leah Sottile
The Elder Zag
Going one-on-one with Robert Sacre as he enters his final NCAA Tourney.
By Mike Bookey
From the Bottom Up
The Checkerboard Tavern changes owners and its reputation.
By Jordy Byrd
Italian With a Side of Fries
Italia Trattoria brings back its lunch menu.
By Kirsten Harrington
Melting Pot
The packed house at Temple Beth Shalom last week may have seemed trayf, but everything was kosher.
By Luke Baumgarten
Film Mitzvah
We command you to attend the Jewish Cultural Film Festival.
By Ethan Wolcott
Kind of a Drag
Sure, it's about hiding one's sexuality, but Albert Nobbs doesn't even open up to its audience.
By Scott Renshaw
The Weirder the Better
LA's Protect Me on growing old and growing strange
Thanks to You (Tube)
Straight No Chaser is Proof: Video doesn't kill the radio star.
By Scott A. Leadingham
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